The cover got my attention.The song titles cracked me up.Heard it...can't understand a word (with a few exceptions).Nonsensor is right,you don't really need more than one A.C. album - hell,it's hard enough trying to figure out when one song ends and the next one begins.Best tracks - 1,6,12,16,18,21,29,and 34.The Three's Company theme is totally worth it!
I like it when you die is probably better, and face it: do you need more than one A.C. album? "I just saw the gayest guy on earth" mixes it up a little, and "Johnny Violent getting his ass kicked by Morrissey" is funny on the title alone, but overall it's probably not their finest hour (whatever that means in this case).
Oh man, did Kekko miss the point. This is A.C. we're talking about. It's a joke. It mocks PC. It mocks non-PC. It mocks grindcore and death metal. In short, it mocks pretty much everything. Lighten up, K. This stuff is funny.
A prime example of how contemptable some music can be. From a technical appreciation standpoint, the ability to play the band's instruments is almost entirely irrelevant here. However, if you enjoy angry shouting about childish things, then this album is for you. Too bad this band can't even put some heart into it. It truly sounds like they're trying so hard to sound angstful that they completely miss the mark and come off sounding desperate and lonely. This album does perfectly what is is meant to do, but offers nothing to anyone with a taste for talent.
The guy who wrote the review for the band needs to do a little fact-checking. Seth would call him gay. Best songs: Face It, You're a Metal Band, I Noticed That You're Gay, You Looked Divorced, Theme from Three's Company, I Just Saw the Gayest Guy on Earth, 02657. Phil Anselmo sounds pretty gay on Gloves of Metal, but who wouldn't singing Manowar?
